Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

a cumstances would he accept. 60 we ar, o informed
 John smith got in s fine, large dee Il and several wild bronze turkeys, to-day at his meat market, killed by Jam., Neal. of Walnut creek.
 W. c. Deputy, the freighter, pulled out yesterday. with four tons of goods : belonging to W. c. Dawes and othel ' parties, bound for Phenix. Articles of incorporation of the Has. : sayampa Gold Mining Company have !, been filed for record. by Henry B Cosgrove, and Wells II. and De Wit,
 C. Bates.
 II Hon. E. W. Wells has one of the finest cabinets of mineral specimens, o
 its size, in the territory The collection , is not large, but 8 richer lot of speci. mems can not be foand The telegraph correspondent of the
 Chronicle never sent any telegram
 about Dr. Linc'ln's indictment. It
 may have been done by an associated
 press correspondent.
 A lease from the Piedmont Cattle
 company to Wells II. Bates has been
 filed for record. The instrument con-
 seys 10 Mir. Bate- the right to erect a
 qusrz mill on an use the water of An
 teloIe creek
 C. 4. Woods has deeded to Mis-. Lola
 Woods carpenter work hop and lot,
 m Flagstaff. for $500, and a Chinese
 laundry. same place, for i0o. the deeds
 for which have been filed for record with
 the county recorder
 Services st the Baptist church to-
 morrow at the usual hour. I. is de-
 sired that all the chil iren who belong
 to the Sabbath school will toe present at
 2:O p. m. n complete arrsng. ments Tor Christmas exercises
 During his recent visit to Los Anre- lee. Sheriff Mufvenon says he met C. E Butterick, A former resident of this county, who Is engaged in the real estate business there, and .iling up fortune. We congratulate Mir. Butter. ick on hi, success.
 The attention of stock men is direct
 ei to the aivertiem-nt of F.. II. Witherell in this issue MT. Witherell 's in the marke; busins - staers ani stock cattle, and has n. ,,- lan 10 th se who will call on hs
 J. c. H.rnion. q. larles Aker- l.fi t,- V tor ne,s l and hunno- isi.. o t4s Vrr5c Hey 1 Before lesvias, ur tS.r- ,xe,.u ,.i an | eating bo.:i, tp tu.- JoUgSAL- NINsR | man, on s bronze tn. ke r, io be deliver | ol their r. turn.
 From an eastern paper, shown us by | Judge H. Br'ok-, w. learn oi the death of Miss Belle Hitch ock. formerly A resident of thi- cou stv. Deceased was . sister of Mrs. Kate \ Holmes, who-. husHand met with such q tragic death at the Sherm ,n Hon.e ire in Prescott, and was Lady universally loved by all who knew her.
 Dennis May, sn industrious miner, who helped 10 develop the Congress and other mines iu Martinez district, and who recently, with his partners, sold them to Diamond Jo Rryno,d, Is tsking . vacation in Prescott. He says he dos c not expec, to lay idle long, but is on the look out for other mining property. FROM MoNDAYs DAILY
 Joseph Campbell, of Alexandria, is in town.
 D. A. Murphy, of Flagstaff, is in town.
 To-day's train brought in seven pass ( sngers.
 Telegraph lines to Phenix are work ng again
 Invitations are out for the sheet and pillow case party to be given next mon- lay evening.
 Father Gubitosi held services at Flag t&ff yesterday.
 Prof. Thomas will shortly give chjl- :. iren's concert. s
 F. K. Raymond, Nevada mining nan, came in on to-d.y's train.
 Partiee having fat cattle can find a { purchaser by calling on F. H. With Tell. :
 Mrs. T. J Pomeroy came in on tc- lays train for brief visit 10 relatives |, lere. t
 Agent Gale, Of Prescott Junction, n cok A run down to the capital yester- l.y. s County Treasurer B.shford reports the II of $l5,OO0 in taxes on one lay Last week. S Rev. J. G Eberhsrt preached a very . 'oquent a:.d practical sermon last even- ag on living"
 H I. Andrews, deputy r, col .c,or, left for an official VI. "have ounty this afternoon.
 Two car loads of mining machinery ., anne in on to-day's train for the Stan. u ard Mining Company J. w. Sullivan shippei four car loads fat cattle yesterday from Chino Val !. Y to the Los Angeles market l., J. c. snow, of Biz Chino, will take .; is horses down to the santa Maria ~ ,untry, shortly, for the winter.
 Oscar Vanderbilt received barrel of ne port wine yesterday, which he Is ei Aving bottled for his priva,e use. '' George W Sines and l.. Ellitt filed !! cation notices of five mining claims '" , the Tiger district for record to-day. ,,